Client Tools :: Running Query Using CSV File As Reference
Feb 19, 2012
I need to say I am an absolute NOOB when it comes to SQL.I need a script to run in TOAD that will reference a CSV file saved onto my local hard drive. I'll try and describe exactly what I need to do.
The current script which I use via TOAD on our companies READ ONLY database is this:
SELECT d.number_id,
d.status_id,
FROM table.number_t d
WHERE d.number_id IN ('1230001', '1230002', '1230003')
This will return a result for each number that exists within the table.number table along with the status of each number i.e. active or inactive. A very basic query.
What I need to be able to do is run that query but instead of having to copy each number into TOAD manually, I need TOAD to check a .csv file of said numbers and then return the results.So I imagine the query would look something like:
SELECT d.number_id,
d.status_id,
FROM table.number_t d
WHERE d.number_id IN (check
I want to execute a query which automatically saves the result of a set of queries in a text file and have to send that as an attachment thru a mail (using UTL_MAIL or UTL_SMTP) thru a stored procedure...saving the result in a text file in Toad.
I would like to store my sql query output into text file.Like for example:
select name from emp where emp_id=101; Here output should be in text file as swapna.
I dont want to use spool statement here,since If I use it,spool statement will also be printed in text file which is not my requirement.I just want to take only output.
When I execte the command from command line .Codeexprt run and stop after some time and it make entry in the error log as "ora-00942 table or view does not exist".
I am connected to an oracle database on campus thru my laptop. The interface i am using is oracle sql developer. We are practicing entering SQL commands. The connection name is DBA120. So, the name of the database is DBA120, correct? Also, I must review the respective ERD (i.e., to know the table relationships) in order to determine the proper sql commands, correct?
Well, in this database connection (DBA120), there are several tables that actually pertain to three different databases, ACCOUNTING, BOOK, and DJ. (I have the respective ERDs.)
I want to be able to save a database to file so I can run it on another computer. How do I save each of the three databases to a file or can't I? Or must I save the DBA120 database? how do i do that? do i save it(them) as sql files?
To add application name in a spool file, I am using the below way.
sqlplus username/pwd@tns @xyz.sql APP0115
SQL> define appname="'&1'" Enter value for 1: APP0115 SQL> prompt &appname 'APP0115' SQL> spool &appname._html_jobs.csv; SP2-0768: Illegal SPOOL command Usage: SPOOL { <file> | OFF | OUT } where <file> is file_name[.ext] [CRE[ATE]|REP[LACE]|APP[END]]
But I am getting the above error in the spool file clause because of single quote printing infront of the spool file. But the method of defining a character is "'&1'". So I cannot avoid this single quote in the define clause.
'APP0115'
print the appname like APP0115 instead 'APP0115'.then only I can use this in the spool file clause?
how to create a file in a folder based on todays date. i need to know how to define a variable in sqlplus and assign a value to it.Here is the code below. The code gets executed without creating a spool file.
DEFINE _DATE = replace('C:\_sysdate_EU001.csv', '_sysdate_', TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'DD-MON-YYYY')) spool _DATE set serveroutput on size 100000 select * from dual; spool off
I am trying to pass the parameters to query and I need to pass few parameters to query. Can I make it like like then I run it, then it come up and ask the parameter like this:
SQL> @text para1 XXXXX para2 XXXXX
And then the result of query will come up. I would like to put label for each parameter( likepara1).
i do have a set of monthly process, where i need to run query one after the other. Some query will take one hours time to complete but some will take 10 hours or more to execute. My problem is that we have wait or machine shouldn't hang or log off during that time ...
I am executing the query in TOAD and windows SQL*Plus. Query can run Parallel at a time.
Is the there anyway to run the query in the background like what we do in the unix nohup command in toad?
I use sqplus in oracle to output the command output to text file .
I use below set environment varialble.
SQL> set echo off; SQL> set linesize 3999; SQL> set feedback off; SQL> set feedback off; SQL> set termout off; SQL> set pagesize 0; SQL> spool mapping.txt select C_SIM_MSISDN,C_SIM_IMSI from RCA_SMART_CARD order by C_SIM_MSISDN;
In ouput file , it look like
SQL> select C_SIM_MSISDN,C_SIM_IMSI from RCA_SMART_CARD order by C_SIM_MSISDN; 060010007 10007 : : : SQL> spool off;
any setting or command that allow me to remove the first sql command line" SQL>select XXXX" and the last command "SQL>spool off" after start up the "spool mapping.txt"
I would like to spool a clob column to a flag file, however some of the clob are greater than 32k, and I have to have the same record in a single line in the file. Is there any way to achieve this through spooling?
set heading off set feedback off set term off set long 1000000 set longchunksize 500000 set line 32767 set trimspool on set pagesize 50000 spool file.txt @--this is my select statement. spool off exit
i'm working on sql developer my table contains 40 columns and contains around 4 to 5 lakhs records........
when i'm trying to export the results into excel or text file my sql developer is getting hanged... if the result is less than 2lakh record its copying....
When i run the below mentioned query(similar query)on TOAD. It will run without any errors and i can see "PL/SQL Procedure successfully completed" in the task bar.....
However i am unable to see the output for the query.
print the the query output on TOAD ....
**** Sample Query Starts ***** DECLARE i PLS_INTEGER; BEGIN SELECT NVL(i, 93) INTO i FROM DUAL; --print i; --dbms_output.put_line('i1: ' || i); END; **** Sample Query Ends*****
**** Actual Query Starts ***** ----------------------------------------------------------------- DECLARE UnxDate number(6); MyResult number(6); Todaysdate date := TO_DATE('17-01-2012 00:00:00','dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'); BEGIN SELECT ROUND (Todaysdate - TO_DATE('01-jan-1970','dd-mon-yyyy') ) INTO UnxDate FROM dual; [code]......